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new orleans and baton rouge would be saved. also mirroring arizona, the second state with some stiff immigration laws. the governor nathan beale signed that law yesterday. the author will be here with me in the studio live and also someone who's against it. you want to hear the conversation. also another conversation you'll be interested to hear, a rare interview with hank aaron, talking about baseball, how it's letting down the black community. also talking about who the real home run king should be. from the cnn center, this is your cnn saturday morning. glad you could spend pa...

>> what's it like to be around here knowing what's coming down the river? >> it's just a somber mood. everybody's just doing what they got to do. >> reporter: his bayou community will soon be flooded. >> i'm going to get three to four foot of water. >> reporter: but pierre is about to learn that the floodwaters will likely be worse than anything he imagined. pierre and hundreds of butte larose residents pack into the town's firehouse to hear flood level predictions from the army corp of engineers. >> i'm telling you, depth of water from right here, 15 feet. okay? someone can reach up 15 feet, ...

Firehouse to hear flood level predictions from the army corps of engineers. >> i'm telling you, depth of water from right here, 15 feet. >> it's over with. >> it's over with. >> reporter: it's over for larose, the words too painful for people to hear. >> who's going to answer the question?! >> reporter: and the sadness of the moment brings kelly trim to tears. >> it's worse than we thought. it's really worse than we thought. we thought maybe we might have water in our yard and stuff. this is going to come into our homes and take everything we've got. >> you saw ed in that piece there. colonel ...

mississippi river. >> our hearts go out to everybody downstream. this is monumental water. never been seen before. >> that man flilives in morganz louisiana, home of the morganza spillway. it now seems likely that sometime over the weekend the army corp of engineers will open that structure for the first time since 1973 lessening the force and volume of the mighty mississippi, thus lessening the flood risks to the downstream cities of baton rouge and new orleans. but the water's got to go somewhere, and that somewhere is farmland and swamps. bayous and hamlets to the west and south. ...

pornography. this in the hideaway of a self-described religious warrior who says the united states and the west are immoral and godless. let's assess the importance of these new revelations with michael shoier, and with our national homeland security adviser, fran townsend. michael, let me start, i guess it's no surprise that the leader of al qaeda would want the president of the united states dead. but it's startling and jolting a bit to hear what written communications, plural, in which bin laden discusses his desire to have the president of the united states assassinated? >> i don...